Mathematica Mathematica error when solving a DE -- "exceeded RecursionLimit"

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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a differential equation in Mathematica. The user is struggling to solve and plot the equation, seeking assistance. Suggestions include using the correct syntax for the DSolve function, specifically advising to replace 'y' with 'y[x]' in the command. Additionally, it is recommended to explicitly define the equation within the DSolve command and to ensure that 'x' is properly cleared before rerunning the code. These tips aim to resolve the user's issues with the Mathematica code for effective plotting and solving of the differential equation.
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Homework Statement:: I don't know where the mistake is happening. I need to solve the give differential equation in mathematica and have to plot it but i am facing problem in doing so.
Can anyone help me in this?
Relevant Equations:: I have attached the picture of equation as well as my mathematica code.

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not sure, maybe try sol=DSolve[eqn,y[x],x], that is put y[x] there instead of just y.
Also try putting the equation explicitly into the DSolve command, for example like
sol=Dsolve[y''[x]==-y[x],y[x],x]
 
What is x. It looks like x is defined somewhere above. Try clearing x first and then re run your code
 

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